Eleven months after his memorable, if chilling introduction to DooohwalLiam Coen is leaving for the Jacksonville Jaguars in the postseason.
On the strength of the Jaguars’ impressive win over the Broncos, and the aforementioned failure of the Colts, Jacksonville is pushing for its first playoff appearance since 2022.
Trevor Lawrence is still the quarterback he was in ’22, although the Jags were led by Doug Pederson, who, like Coen, was in his first year with the team. However, Coen is the first rookie head coach before the election to make it to the postseason at the club.
Jacksonville (11-4) did so by putting perhaps its biggest throw on the wall so far this season, snapping the Broncos’ 11-game winning streak.
As Jacksonville returns to the postseason, it remains in pole position to earn its first AFC South title since the aforementioned 2022 campaign.
After posting 11 wins for the first time since 2007, the Jaguars can add to the South with games remaining against the Colts and Tennessee Titans to close out the regular season.